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Table clock in gilded bronze Louis XV style, France, late nineteenth century. Clocks. Measures: 74 x 22 x 40 cm

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Table clock in gilded bronze Louis XV style, France, late nineteenth century. Clocks. Measures: 74 x 22 x 40 cm

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Estim. 8 000 - 12 000 EUR

A Louis XV style garniture Comprising of gilt bronze and marble table clock and pair of seven branch candelabra Enamel dial of Roman numbering France, 19th century (movement in need of service) 75x34x24 cm (Relógio) 83x30 cm (candelabros)

Estim. 600 - 800 EUR

Louis XV style clock in gilt bronze and enamels, 19th century Measurements: 45 x 22 x 14

Estim. 4 000 - 5 000 EUR

Louis XVI style table clock; France, Napoleon III period, c. 1860. Chiseled and gilded bronze, with porcelain enamel dial. Preserves pendulum. Signed on the machinery: "JAPY FILS". Measurements: 63 x 51,5 x 19,5 cm. Table clock made of gilded bronze Louis XVI style. The base responds to a baroque inspiration with rococo elements, with mixtilinear plant adorned with elements in relief. The dial is located in the center of the piece. It presents Roman numerals in black on a white background and golden openwork hands. The watch is topped by a large cup of classic style. The French Louis XVI style is included within the Neoclassicism. The decorative elements, as already indicated, are classicist-inspired, but the curves and sinuosities of the rococo of Louis XV have not disappeared, although these are secondary.

Estim. 400 - 500 EUR

Table clock. Louis XVI style, late nineteenth century. In burnished bronze and polychrome porcelain. Signed with initials. Presents faults in the dial. Measurements: 66 x 34 x 15 cm. Table clock in bronze, with a design in Louis XVI style characterized by a vase-shaped center seated on a raised base on fluted legs. The base, in bronze, is decorated with scallops and festoons. The dial has Roman numerals and a gilded border. It is surrounded by a polychrome porcelain plaque with a country scene. The clock is topped by a round sculpture of a young woman playing a lute.

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